The few sightings of these creatures by humans have been due to them being startled by car headlights and attacking the vehicles. Hunting at night, they avoid bright lights. The Batsquatch primarily prey on deer, elk, and coyotes. The rest of their body is covered in a bluish fur and their head resembles a yellow-eyed wolf, with sharp teeth. Their feet and hands resemble bird’s feet, hard and leathery with sharp talons. These bipedal monsters are 9 feet tall and have bat-like wings that span up to fifty feet. Aggressive, even towards each other, numbers of the Batsquatch are extremely low.
Related to the Orang Bati of Indonesia and Ahool of Java, the Batsquatch reside in the forests near Mount St. BatsquatchĪ rarer creature that is related only to the Sasquatch in name, is the Batsquatch. This is always a last resort and any killings would be purely by accident. If the humans seem to be getting too close a Sasquatch will attack usually at night and with heavy clubs. A human camp might have to deal with skunks, mosquitoes, or other nuisances that could drive them away. To help ward off humans, a Sasquatch will enlist common denizens of the forest to make life uncomfortable for homo sapiens. There are times where a tribe may not be as easy to escape human eyes: dying elders, sickness, newborns, or other maladys may prevent immediate migration. Sasquatch have a natural connection to the forest and many of its animals and insects. Tribes of these creatures are small numbering no more than 25 per small commune. Numbering in the thousands throughout the entire Pacific Northwest. However, they will defend themselves, first subtly then aggressively. Unlike their snowy mountain counterparts, the bigfoots of Pacific Northwest are relatively peaceful and more inclined to hide from prying eyes than attack. It’s believed they’re related to the Yeti of the Himalayans. The hairy, bipedal creatures average around 8 feet tall and have oversized feet.
The most well-known cryptid of the PNW is the Sasquatch. While all of these creatures are myths and legends of the Pacific Northwest and their tales can be found elsewhere, I have embellished or altered the stories for some of the cryptids and monsters for adventure seed purposes. Here are 10 terrible things that your player characters might encounter within the Cascadia territory. The region is home to dense forests, rising peaks, deep lakes, and strange monsters. Bordered by the Pacific Ocean to the west and the Rocky Mountains to the east, the Pacific Northwest stretches from Idaho into Oregon, Washington, and the Canadian province of British Columbia.
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